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A PowerShell script is simply a text file with a .ps1 extension that contains a list of commands PowerShell should execute. However, PowerShell's secure by default philosophy prevents all scripts from running, so double-clicking a PowerShell script from Windows Explorer won't execute it.
If you want to execute a PowerShell script, you will usually have to type the full path along with the filename. For example, to run a script named SCRIPT.PS1, you might type: The big exception is that you can execute a script by simply typing its name if the folder containing the script is in your system's path.